YOUTH MOVEMENTS FESTIVAL: Dvorák's Slavonic Dances
When
Nov 15, 2009 3:00 pm (Sunday)
Where
What
Location: Recital Hall, Performing Arts Center Calendar: Performing Arts Contact: kengel@albany.edu - Kim Engel Contact: Box Office Description: In the festival s grand finale, UAlb...
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Event details: YOUTH MOVEMENTS FESTIVAL: Dvorák's Slavonic Dances
Description
Location:
Recital Hall, Performing Arts Center
Calendar:
Performing Arts
Contact:
kengel@albany.edu - Kim Engel
Contact:
Box Office
Description:
In the festival s grand finale, UAlbany students, faculty, staff, alumni, faculty emeritus and community piano teachers with their students perform the complete series. (Festival events also taking place on Nov. 12 & 14)
PRESENTED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC
Recital Hall, Performing Arts Center
Calendar:
Performing Arts
Contact:
kengel@albany.edu - Kim Engel
Contact:
Box Office
Description:
In the festival s grand finale, UAlbany students, faculty, staff, alumni, faculty emeritus and community piano teachers with their students perform the complete series. (Festival events also taking place on Nov. 12 & 14)
PRESENTED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC
Cost
$8 general public / $4 students, faculty-staff & seniorsMore about University of Albany
University of Albany
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